As a Conservation Officer in the US, I love seeing videos like this where there is the joy of the hunt and the conservation aspect as well. To many people think that hunters are just out there to kill. They don't understand the balance and the sanctity that most people put into the sport. 99% of hunters are more about the preservation to maintain the resource for the benefit of future generations.
@killwill83 why comment and be a troll? If it’s not for you then don’t watch and comment! I grew up in New York and this is something unfamiliar to me and I truly enjoy this series and this channel! Maybe try watching something in your IQ like SpongeBob.
The first conversation was fascinating! Seeing a tailor and a gunmaker, two very different professions, finding similarities between their crafts and talking with great interest and respect was a joy to watch.
I like the tailoring videos but the firearms etiquette is trash. I'm not going to go Safety Sally on you but some of the handling in this and other of your videos is how Alec Baldwin ended up shooting the camerawoman.
This has been outstanding Kirby. Seeing two crafts come together and discuss how they work in unison for their client. Watching you learn how to shoot side by side. To the gamekeeper with so much knowledge, care and admiration to his country, flora and fauna. My God, what an experience... ❤️🇦🇺
Kirby's next career move, film maker for National Geographic. An outstanding series all around. A side note: loved the details of Simon's suit in the close up shots. Also Kirby with the jacket on and the collar up, George with his shirtsleeves rolled up. Probably a nice balmy day for him.
"You know it's amazing how different the side by side shoots than the over and under". The man's clearly a novice, doesn't know how to mount a gun, and doesn't know how to shoot. Not his fault and some lessons could potentially sort him out, but he shouldn't pretend he is a good shot with an O/U as anyone who actually shoots can see is highly unlikely
(a brit) I started watching kirby as banter to be honest and did laugh at some videos but this was beautiful as half scot we occasionally get to go up and visit family but they're aren't many places more beautiful than Scotland, and to be honest if kirby did an hour long on game keeping and land it would be up there with some of the best nature documentaries, amazing cinematography and the knowledge shared I've got to say apart from cigar vids this has to be my favourite and lets be honest as someone from my neck of the woods would say that is a 'dirty' view, the Loch the land simply stunning
Good solid comments, sir! And glad to see Paris has calmed down from that spate of ugly violence from a few years back. It broke most everyone's hearts to see that in a city that everyone loves do very much!
Thank you for taking notice of that! We put a lot into our videos, from investing in high quality video equipment, to the filming, and especially the editing. And that is all before we travel somewhere to do the filming. Hopefully, this all adds up to better content and more compelling stories. If you feel inclined, you can support our content, and specifically our ability to travel to film these stories, by joining our Patreon at Patreon.com/kirbyallison
As a hunter/shooter I don't care if you're using a 20,000 dollar gun, in a 10,000 dollar suite, it don't mean nothing if you can't hit the bird hahaha.
When closing a gun of this quality please hold the barrels still and lift the stock to close. That way the barrels always point at the ground and never move. Modern clay shooting, which is very safe, often has people lift the barrel whist holding the stock still. This brings the barrels up and flat. Part reason done is firstly clay grounds have a large safety area, and clay guns often are stiff to close so getting the barrels moving seems the easier way. Sometimes the clay stand safety cage makes it the only practical method. The former way is the safest and preferred in the field. The latter a bad habit in so many ways. We have all done both at times.
I was always told to lift the barrels to a static stock, the reason being is if the gun were to go off at the point of closure, it would be aimed skyward and not into the ground or at some equipment. Is the 'move stock to barrels' a game shooting etiquette thing?
@@JamesChurchill3 Never heard it done that way. For the barrels to be skyward enough the cartridges might fall out??? Control the barrels where they point first, preferably at the ground a foot in front of you; and then close the action by lifting the stock. Quality guns don't need slamming shut, and should just click shut. When bringing the barrels up to close, invariably on shutting they point six or seven feet away, if not flat waist height. Why I try not to do it that way. Why a good gundog sits to your side, not to the front. When carrying a loaded gun then either high port or low port depending on the ground being moved on and the spacing between guns. On easy ground I like high port, on difficult ground then low port. The question is what muzzle sweep could happen if going for a tumble???
I’m so glad that editing didn’t make you a dead shot. I’ve not shot clays for 30 years and it’s not easy. How come nobody told you how to say Edinburgh? It’s close but no cigar
' Fish out of water' springs to mind. Keeper needs a slap as his tutorial capabilities are very limited. I hate the practice of closing barrels to action, very 'clay shooter'.
Fantastic as expected. Hats off in particular to the sound design throughout, terrific work. Such a pleasure to see this world presented in a clean, raw way.
Your perseverance is admirable Kirby, not just the stress of being inexperienced in shooting, but the stress of being with other much more experienced people who will be judgemental, and of course the youtube audience that certainly pull no punches! I hope the other guys on the shoot made you feel welcome and at ease.
I wish he’d just admit he’s inexperienced at shooting. Instead of trying to front that it’s the gun difference. His mechanics are the issue. Not the gun. But yeah, he didnt shy from putting it all on film which is more than a lot of RUclipsrs would do.
@@flyingirish31 Possibly the difference between clays and rifle range - I've friends in the US who spend many hours shooting static and panning left to right targets and know firearms inside out - but shooting clays was a totally new experience to them.
I would suspect the problem you were having, Kirby, is that the Purdy SXS has a prince of wales straight stock. That is very common for that type of shotgun, especially with double triggers. If you are used to an over under, your cheek rest will be different. The height over bore needs to be very low for the SXS. So, it’s just basic geometry; if your head is up too high over the bore, your eyesight angle will intersect the shotgun bore at the front sight, causing you miss pretty much every time.
I like how much they went into the fit of the shotguns and how much it matters. I have measured several dimensions in the stock of shotguns I own and have started to build a good data point of what is best for me.
My High School actually had a trapshooting team and I was lights out at every station except for some reason the right-most. Never figured out why. Trap shooting is a lot of fun though.
They converge? That's terrible. It means that it is only good for a distance of 50 meters. Anything beyond that and the left barrel shoots to the right and vice versa. It would be better to have them in parallel, because you can compensate. It imparts a restriction on the shooter that a "non bespoke" one does not.
Love it kirby, having spent the years between 18 and 25 living and working on a shooting estate in southwest Scotland I spent many hours shooting clays with clients to while the hours between stalks or drives away let me tell you missing them is par for the course for someone who's inexperienced for one and not used to a side by side for two! This series brings back some very happy memories and now being a collector of fine cigars your chanel as a whole is a pleasure. Hoyo de monterrey epicure especial being my cigar of choice.
Everything is beautiful, but to me not elegant at all. Too new and unused to be elegant. Even the new Defender which is a great car, lost completely its soul. Sorry
Just a couple of points: Never wear new boots to a shoot, especially deer-stalking. Game keepers love to take clients in new boots for a good, long walk to break in their new boots😂 When closing a shotgun: grip the barrels with your left hand and run your right hand along the underside of the stock to close it. Practice mounting the gun i.e. bringing the stock from your waist to your shoulder in one movement.
To own an estate such as the ones shown here and keep it in my family for generations is a dream of mine. Hopefully I live long enough to see it through. Carpe Diem.
On the next series, Kirby Should make a collaboration with Hugo Jacomet from Sartorial Talk. Now that guy got some crazy more modern taste on suits. It should be fun to watch.
I stay not far from Craigsanquhar estate in north Fife and have been there a few times over the years. Wonderful place to visit. Fantastic production, well done.
I don't know if it'd be considered a faux pas, but I for one would love to see a breakdown of the costs of making this video series. Thanks for the great content Kirby
Kirby, switching from over/under to side by side takes time; once you get the hang of it, however, you will love side by side guns, as you see the target in a different but better site picture. That brace of Purdy are gorgeous as they are pure examples of the art of barrel making, positioning, etc.
My Grandad was going to be 6th generation games keeper looking after estates in Northern England and Scotland, i believe some Royal estates too. He worked with his dad and uncle until called upon during WW2 in his late teens and decided to stay in the military post war as military police rather than going back to the career he was groomed and trained for from a very young age. I often wondered if I would have been 8th gen games keeper, it does give me food for thought for what could have been,
Thank you so much this wonderful series Kirby! Makes me proud to be British seeing all the fine heritage of our country. May I ask did you purchase this shotguns or where they lent. Truly wonderful craftsmanship
It kind of amazes me that people go and just run with an ancient concept like the lilt action shotgun and just perfect it and ceremony the living hell out of it. Maybe it's something about Islanders.
Mr. George is a wonderful person. In few words explain the importance of his iob, the and passion for environment and animals. And, not list, the importance of the community.
Very well done all around, Kirby. Your hunting attire was amazing and of course those shotguns are masterpieces. Those tweeds are something special. Production value was off the charts. I hope you conclude the hunt with cognac and stogies fireside. Be safe and good hunting!!
Sipping cognac is Scotland? Not likely! Is it? Not any more than folks there drinking an Amercan bourbon or a Tennessee whiskey! It would be a Scotch whisky or nothing! Maybe Aberfeldy or a Glenfarclas! There are very good whiskies there that are just never exported due to small bottlings but that are quite excellent nonetheless! (The same is true with Champagne! Many champagnes are never exported because they don't produce 500,000 bottles a year, minimum. Many times a small estate vintner has a real advantage, over the behemoths, with their products. Absolutely! Do not over look or dismiss smaller operations! Or do but at your own disadvantage!)
Kirby - catching up on these series and I gotta say, the stuff you've been putting out this past year with these travel series has been top-notch. Really well shot and composed. I like how you let the video breathe. You're taking your time to savor the moment. No rapid-fire cutting. Very well done. Your crew is excellent. I hope you're putting them up in nice accommodations while traveling!
Also, if there are any other videos in this series, please remove the clip where you shoot straight up. What goes up must come down. That is a serious safety concern that is being pushed forward as being correct.
The honesty in showing the missed clays in admirable
There wouldn't be much footage if they didn't show the missed ones haha 😇
That’s true.
people acting in the comment section as if they are deadshot..
People in the comment section not understanding cheeky banter...
@@aumenarys ja ja in t😮😅
As a Conservation Officer in the US, I love seeing videos like this where there is the joy of the hunt and the conservation aspect as well. To many people think that hunters are just out there to kill. They don't understand the balance and the sanctity that most people put into the sport. 99% of hunters are more about the preservation to maintain the resource for the benefit of future generations.
Yes!!! We are almost to the actual shoot!! This series deserves an award!
@killwill83 why comment and be a troll? If it’s not for you then don’t watch and comment! I grew up in New York and this is something unfamiliar to me and I truly enjoy this series and this channel! Maybe try watching something in your IQ like SpongeBob.
@nja 😂
@@RamblingVlogger cry
@@jsnipn I’ll leave that for you to do but thanks! GTFOH
@killwill83 and that just shows your complete ignorance.
The first conversation was fascinating! Seeing a tailor and a gunmaker, two very different professions, finding similarities between their crafts and talking with great interest and respect was a joy to watch.
The filmmaking this is terrific ! Such high quality for RUclips it’s like a proper tv show. Hats off to you Kirby ! Very informative and interesting.
Very good, but no matching flat cap?
watching him smash that purdey closed is horrific, shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a gun that costs over 500 quid
I like the tailoring videos but the firearms etiquette is trash. I'm not going to go Safety Sally on you but some of the handling in this and other of your videos is how Alec Baldwin ended up shooting the camerawoman.
@22:35 the camera moves, were there cameramen infront of the firing line?
I admire Landrover for putting so much effort into their adverts. 👍
😆
There was a Landrover? I must have missed it more than Kirby's marksmanship.
6 in total
They were very subtle… you Must look closely 😂
Didn’t you know all British country people drive luxury cars😉😂
This has been outstanding Kirby. Seeing two crafts come together and discuss how they work in unison for their client. Watching you learn how to shoot side by side. To the gamekeeper with so much knowledge, care and admiration to his country, flora and fauna. My God, what an experience... ❤️🇦🇺
Yes, Kirkby was out standing in the field.
Kirby's next career move, film maker for National Geographic. An outstanding series all around. A side note: loved the details of Simon's suit in the close up shots. Also Kirby with the jacket on and the collar up, George with his shirtsleeves rolled up. Probably a nice balmy day for him.
"You know it's amazing how different the side by side shoots than the over and under". The man's clearly a novice, doesn't know how to mount a gun, and doesn't know how to shoot. Not his fault and some lessons could potentially sort him out, but he shouldn't pretend he is a good shot with an O/U as anyone who actually shoots can see is highly unlikely
fascinating and with a nice show of humility on Kirby's part when it came to the learning curve. This series is turning into a true classic.
Beautiful series Kirby - so well done.
How about a series were you get ready for fox hunting in Ireland? There’s nothing like Irish hunting!
GREATEST SERIES IVE SEEN IN A VERY LONG TIME ON RUclips, KINDEST REGARDS BEN FROM NZ 😉❤️👌👍🔥❤️🔥🌍🌍🌍🌍
The way Mr America bought those barrels to the action made me wince !!!🤔
(a brit) I started watching kirby as banter to be honest and did laugh at some videos but this was beautiful as half scot we occasionally get to go up and visit family but they're aren't many places more beautiful than Scotland, and to be honest if kirby did an hour long on game keeping and land it would be up there with some of the best nature documentaries, amazing cinematography and the knowledge shared I've got to say apart from cigar vids this has to be my favourite and lets be honest as someone from my neck of the woods would say that is a 'dirty' view, the Loch the land simply stunning
Hello from Paris, one of your most beautiful vidéo. What a beautiful country Scotland is. Thank you for sharing these beautiful moments with us.
Good solid comments, sir!
And glad to see Paris has calmed down from that spate of ugly violence from a few years back. It broke most everyone's hearts to see that in a city that everyone loves do very much!
I can’t imagine the production cost of all of this. It’s absolutely amazing you’ve blown it out of the part Kirby
Thank you for taking notice of that! We put a lot into our videos, from investing in high quality video equipment, to the filming, and especially the editing. And that is all before we travel somewhere to do the filming.
Hopefully, this all adds up to better content and more compelling stories.
If you feel inclined, you can support our content, and specifically our ability to travel to film these stories, by joining our Patreon at Patreon.com/kirbyallison
As a hunter/shooter I don't care if you're using a 20,000 dollar gun, in a 10,000 dollar suite, it don't mean nothing if you can't hit the bird hahaha.
Calling a Defender a Range Rover. Oh dear.
This is amazing. 28k views is insane. This deserves 2.8M
I’ve been waiting for more of this series
Simon's a natural in front of the camera. Glad that he's part of this
Filming and editing are top notch
Great work, Kirby. Looking forward to the shoot. I hope you enjoy an appropriate sized cigar during one of the breaks.
When closing a gun of this quality please hold the barrels still and lift the stock to close. That way the barrels always point at the ground and never move.
Modern clay shooting, which is very safe, often has people lift the barrel whist holding the stock still. This brings the barrels up and flat. Part reason done is firstly clay grounds have a large safety area, and clay guns often are stiff to close so getting the barrels moving seems the easier way. Sometimes the clay stand safety cage makes it the only practical method.
The former way is the safest and preferred in the field. The latter a bad habit in so many ways. We have all done both at times.
I was always told to lift the barrels to a static stock, the reason being is if the gun were to go off at the point of closure, it would be aimed skyward and not into the ground or at some equipment. Is the 'move stock to barrels' a game shooting etiquette thing?
@@JamesChurchill3 Never heard it done that way. For the barrels to be skyward enough the cartridges might fall out???
Control the barrels where they point first, preferably at the ground a foot in front of you; and then close the action by lifting the stock. Quality guns don't need slamming shut, and should just click shut.
When bringing the barrels up to close, invariably on shutting they point six or seven feet away, if not flat waist height. Why I try not to do it that way.
Why a good gundog sits to your side, not to the front.
When carrying a loaded gun then either high port or low port depending on the ground being moved on and the spacing between guns. On easy ground I like high port, on difficult ground then low port. The question is what muzzle sweep could happen if going for a tumble???
How was your shoulder afterwards? The kick is a lot stronger with a side-by-side than a O/U
I’m so glad that editing didn’t make you a dead shot. I’ve not shot clays for 30 years and it’s not easy. How come nobody told you how to say Edinburgh? It’s close but no cigar
' Fish out of water' springs to mind. Keeper needs a slap as his tutorial capabilities are very limited. I hate the practice of closing barrels to action, very 'clay shooter'.
All the gear and no idea
Fantastic as expected. Hats off in particular to the sound design throughout, terrific work. Such a pleasure to see this world presented in a clean, raw way.
This was me when I first tried clay pigeon shooting. It's harder than you think. I probably missed more than Kirby.
I like the imagery but the slight undertone of "posh propaganda" is a bit unsettling.
Your perseverance is admirable Kirby, not just the stress of being inexperienced in shooting, but the stress of being with other much more experienced people who will be judgemental, and of course the youtube audience that certainly pull no punches!
I hope the other guys on the shoot made you feel welcome and at ease.
I wish he’d just admit he’s inexperienced at shooting. Instead of trying to front that it’s the gun difference. His mechanics are the issue. Not the gun.
But yeah, he didnt shy from putting it all on film which is more than a lot of RUclipsrs would do.
@@flyingirish31 Possibly the difference between clays and rifle range - I've friends in the US who spend many hours shooting static and panning left to right targets and know firearms inside out - but shooting clays was a totally new experience to them.
@@Rroff2 I shoot long range rifle too. Yes it’s a completely different type of shooting. But I’m guessing Kirby is a novice at that too.
I would suspect the problem you were having, Kirby, is that the Purdy SXS has a prince of wales straight stock. That is very common for that type of shotgun, especially with double triggers. If you are used to an over under, your cheek rest will be different. The height over bore needs to be very low for the SXS. So, it’s just basic geometry; if your head is up too high over the bore, your eyesight angle will intersect the shotgun bore at the front sight, causing you miss pretty much every time.
Amazing Kirby many thanks for sharing your journey
Regards David Probert 💙
All the gear no idea
This series is becoming as epic as the Lotr trilogy extended version
Thank you for yet another great video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. All the best from 🇳🇴
Such a privilege to shoot such beautiful guns. Those Purdeys are exquisite. Great to see you learning the side by side.
I like how much they went into the fit of the shotguns and how much it matters. I have measured several dimensions in the stock of shotguns I own and have started to build a good data point of what is best for me.
My High School actually had a trapshooting team and I was lights out at every station except for some reason the right-most. Never figured out why. Trap shooting is a lot of fun though.
It’s fine if you can’t find a 5 stand, skeet, fitasc, or Sporting Clays course.
Admirable ! So well done ! Thank you for the content, Mr. Kirby !
Very strange that the gun trainer never mentioned that you’re fingers were on top of the barrel. Clearly blocking your view
He mentioned it many times but Kirby knows best and wouldn’t listen. They edited it out of the video.
@@assistanttrailerparksuperv6839 thanks for mentioning that. Must have missed it but good that the trainer pointed it out
They converge? That's terrible. It means that it is only good for a distance of 50 meters. Anything beyond that and the left barrel shoots to the right and vice versa. It would be better to have them in parallel, because you can compensate. It imparts a restriction on the shooter that a "non bespoke" one does not.
Love it kirby, having spent the years between 18 and 25 living and working on a shooting estate in southwest Scotland I spent many hours shooting clays with clients to while the hours between stalks or drives away let me tell you missing them is par for the course for someone who's inexperienced for one and not used to a side by side for two! This series brings back some very happy memories and now being a collector of fine cigars your chanel as a whole is a pleasure. Hoyo de monterrey epicure especial being my cigar of choice.
Everything is beautiful, but to me not elegant at all. Too new and unused to be elegant. Even the new Defender which is a great car, lost completely its soul. Sorry
Tools don’t have souls.
This series is fantastic
quarter million dollar gun and cant hit the side of a barn 🤣
Just a couple of points:
Never wear new boots to a shoot, especially deer-stalking. Game keepers love to take clients in new boots for a good, long walk to break in their new boots😂
When closing a shotgun: grip the barrels with your left hand and run your right hand along the underside of the stock to close it.
Practice mounting the gun i.e. bringing the stock from your waist to your shoulder in one movement.
To own an estate such as the ones shown here and keep it in my family for generations is a dream of mine. Hopefully I live long enough to see it through. Carpe Diem.
Just a thought but if that vehicle is driving round with purdys prob best to blur the numberplate....!
On the next series, Kirby Should make a collaboration with Hugo Jacomet from Sartorial Talk. Now that guy got some crazy more modern taste on suits. It should be fun to watch.
Farted so hard I had to wipe my butt 11 times
The best clothing the best guns… can’t hit a clay 😂 reminds me of people that pay to play and are still bad 😂
A good old Land Rover is just as much a requirement as a Purdey and a bespoke Tweed suit.
Wow....Kirby might not be able to top this series, keep it up if u can :)
Surprised you weren't told it's always stock to barrels ...no exceptions ...for safety reasons.
The backround music is amazing. Who is it?
I stay not far from Craigsanquhar estate in north Fife and have been there a few times over the years. Wonderful place to visit. Fantastic production, well done.
I’m still waiting on the “if so, WHY” part but maybe that’s the end of the series
NEVER point a gun at someone! Even if you think it’s not loaded!
DEAR KIRBY, HOW DO YOU GET THE BLOOD OUT OF A SUIT FROM THE GAME KILL???? KIND REGARDS BEN FROM NZ 👌👍😎😎💪
The guns: no mention ot a "try gun" to fit thr gun to the shooter.
If he slammed my Purdey as hard as he did to close it, we’d be having a fist fight! Lol
Love this video series, although I feel I have cheapened the experience as I enjoy it whilst drinking a can of monster and eating a pot noodle
BEAUTIFUL MUSIC, KIRBS I BET YOU ALMOST DONT WANT TO SHOOT ANYTHING WHEN YOU LEARN ABOUT THE ECOSYSTEM YES? KIND REGARDS BEN FROM NZ 😉
Kirby is the man or should I say the perfect gentleman.
Mr. Elliot has such passion and knowledge. Way to get in the groove with the Purdey, bet you had a sore shoulder Kirby.
I don't know if it'd be considered a faux pas, but I for one would love to see a breakdown of the costs of making this video series. Thanks for the great content Kirby
You can't afford it 😉
@@kxkxkxkx 😱
@@kxkxkxkx that's a given, but I would love to know what I would need! 😅
Kirby, switching from over/under to side by side takes time; once you get the hang of it, however, you will love side by side guns, as you see the target in a different but better site picture. That brace of Purdy are gorgeous as they are pure examples of the art of barrel making, positioning, etc.
Didn't think much of the guns until thst slow mo detailed. So beautiful
Is the bad shooting due to Kirby or the Purdy?
Production quality is very high, the editors aren’t masterful as there are segments that dissolve the immersion
If you see a beautiful environment, listen to the people who manage that environment, not people in cities
My Grandad was going to be 6th generation games keeper looking after estates in Northern England and Scotland, i believe some Royal estates too. He worked with his dad and uncle until called upon during WW2 in his late teens and decided to stay in the military post war as military police rather than going back to the career he was groomed and trained for from a very young age. I often wondered if I would have been 8th gen games keeper, it does give me food for thought for what could have been,
Practice and repetition is the key to progression in Everything you do, respect to Kirby for not editing out all the early shots
Thank you so much this wonderful series Kirby! Makes me proud to be British seeing all the fine heritage of our country. May I ask did you purchase this shotguns or where they lent. Truly wonderful craftsmanship
Another great video Kirby, great series, great presentation, keep it up 👍🏻😊
It kind of amazes me that people go and just run with an ancient concept like the lilt action shotgun and just perfect it and ceremony the living hell out of it.
Maybe it's something about Islanders.
Finally addressed gun fitting. Too late to adjust now. Expect Kirby is borrowing these and not buying them.
Of course he’s not buying them.
I love a fitted shotgun case especially a vintage British maker's case - this one is special given its travel cover.
Who is involved in the production of these videos? Maybe a topic for a video?
Thank you for a great video.
I would love to know the name of the jacket James is wearing!
Your videos are TV quality. Thank you for the content, Kirby.
TV quality HD image, without all the ridiculous TV drama, yelling, and loud music overlays. Even better!!!
Mr. George is a wonderful person. In few words explain the importance of his iob, the and passion for environment and animals. And, not list, the importance of the community.
His respect for the land and the wildlife is truly inspiring.
Fantastic series but I just wonder what vinnie jones would make of Kirby’s shooting
I’d be so scared of scratching one of those beautiful shotguns in the field. When they cost sooo much $$, it’s hard to know what to do
Very well done all around, Kirby. Your hunting attire was amazing and of course those shotguns are masterpieces. Those tweeds are something special. Production value was off the charts. I hope you conclude the hunt with cognac and stogies fireside. Be safe and good hunting!!
Sipping cognac is Scotland?
Not likely! Is it?
Not any more than folks there drinking an Amercan bourbon or a Tennessee whiskey!
It would be a Scotch whisky or nothing!
Maybe Aberfeldy or a Glenfarclas! There are very good whiskies there that are just never exported due to small bottlings but that are quite excellent nonetheless! (The same is true with Champagne! Many champagnes are never exported because they don't produce 500,000 bottles a year, minimum. Many times a small estate vintner has a real advantage, over the behemoths, with their products. Absolutely! Do not over look or dismiss smaller operations! Or do but at your own disadvantage!)
Scotland is amazing, the landscape is breathtaking.
Remarkable series. Thoroughly enjoyable 👍
I don’t know if it’s just the camera angle but why on earth are you shooting or even pointing the gun in the general direction of the house??
What a series. thank you Kirby.
Kirby - catching up on these series and I gotta say, the stuff you've been putting out this past year with these travel series has been top-notch. Really well shot and composed. I like how you let the video breathe. You're taking your time to savor the moment. No rapid-fire cutting. Very well done. Your crew is excellent. I hope you're putting them up in nice accommodations while traveling!
The next video will be the best video.
Kirby has such an Agent Cooper vibe. Love it
Also, if there are any other videos in this series, please remove the clip where you shoot straight up. What goes up must come down. That is a serious safety concern that is being pushed forward as being correct.
Once this series is done we need a sequel; "Hats To Horseshoes: The Royal Ascot"
Not a bad title!
Thankyou kirby loving the whole series 👏